Outdoor Digital Photography

1. ipisac Said,

   your pics are ok..

2. magix93 Said,

   not very good maybe……?:)
   post a new vid with better pics…
   check out j40d website…link on his channel
   you could learn something…:)

3. Eprado14 Said,

   just fyi, youtube won’t videos suck when it comes to photo clarity and quality, i think i’ll just look at your flickr

4. DeadAirSpace88 Said,

   I think photo’s of flowers are nice, but they do become tedious after a certain point.
   If I were you I’d leave the garden and try meet some interesting characters and try out some non staged portraits other pictures which can relate and associate with a wider audience.
   I will check out your flickr.

5. PhotoTeen Said,

   Yes, check out my flickr

6. darkninja1221 Said,

   I think you need to look @ photoshop and with sports get closer into the action get the expressions on there faces apart from that you are doing great

7. JamesGreen321 Said,

   ok but nothing spectacular, i think if you work on your technique and composition there’s still plenty of rom for improvement.

8. PhotoTeen Said,

   Check out my flickr. This video has my old stuff.

9. indianaguy2238 Said,

   either over or under exposed

10. FuryPhotos Said,

    I know this seems like a beginner tip, but honestly these photographs are great. I would suggest just use a simple photoshop levels adjustment and you could bring out the dynamic range. God Bless

11. Mariu1519 Said,

    There’s actually many good pictures here, though some of them are too dark, which can be easely fixed in photoshop or similar stuff. If you’re looking for something free with lots of adjustment possibilities, you should check out gimp. Just remember to keep on using large apertures when shooting flowers (so the background don’t disturbs).

    When taking pictures of sports, avoid unwanted objects like eye-catching bags, objects etc., feet coming in from the side, people cut in half by the imgborder

12. imPuLse1x2 Said,

    i say get more creative, you are so lucky to have all the equipment you do, and you’re not using it to it’s full potential.

    and what is a “good” photograph anyway.

    as long as it evokes emotion, then it is considered “good”

    get real sir.

13. PhotoTeen Said,

    If you don’t mind doing so, would you go have a look at my online flickr account?
    There’s a link on my channel, sir.

14. jonasc172 Said,

    i completely agree

15. snuffyigngp Said,

    …you mentioned time… you have great canon’s…focus!

16. redtippmann Said,

    maybe learn the rule of thirds?

17. loco039 Said,

    Very nice…!

18. NSTrainFan Said,

    My only advice is to lighten all of your pictures because they all seem to be under exsposed, also the focus on a few of them could be alot sharper, but your on your way being good. Just keep practicing, and use all that equipment that you have to its fullness.

19. den2003 Said,

    I like the football pics. You turned up the saturation? Looks nice. Soccer ones look a bit muddy….The flower pics are nice, but IMHO would benefit from the rule of thirds and attention to your focus especially with a shallow DoF.
    I shoot flowers myself with my 1000D (Rebel XS) and a 50mm f1.8 – modest equipment compared to yours, ha ha.
    Great pics none the less and keep it up!

20. Gnomoz12 Said,

    ahah classical music =D

21. OlliTheAwesomeone Said,

    Do you have Flickr?
    Because the Quality of YouTube Sucks, and i think most of your images are fine.
    (:

22. PhotoTeen Said,

    Yes, my flickr should be linked here on my channel

23. Boshyworld Said,

    not bad at all mate…I dont think anyone will be too critical of your work so I wouldnt worry about that…at least you have the balls to put your images up for all to see…good luck…

24. roadjack666 Said,

    SIGMA 70-300 mm DG MACRO ??

25. romeSDS763 Said,

    yeah i agree with den2003.
    they’re tight pictures, but just turn the ISO up.

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